In Bangladesh, a 100 Taka stamp paper is a legal document used for agreements, affidavits, and power of attorney. While you can find PDF templates online to draft your text, the physical paper itself must be purchased from an authorized vendor to be legally valid. 📄 100 Taka Stamp Paper Templates

A typical document printed on this stamp paper follows a specific hierarchy:

Before proceeding, it is crucial to understand that a self-printed, generic PDF of a stamp paper is NOT legally valid in Bangladesh unless it is generated through the official government portal. The Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, through the Department of Stamp and Taxes, operates an e-Stamp (Electronic Stamp Duty) system.

In Bangladesh, the 100 Taka denomination is typically used for moderately important non-judicial transactions.

Partition Deeds: In certain civil court-directed partitions, the duty may not exceed 100 Taka. Operational Rules in Bangladesh Stamp duty on instruments - Laws of Bangladesh

  1. Bought from a licensed vendor (Name & registration visible).
  2. Unique serial number intact.
  3. Watermark present.
  4. Signed/Executed properly before a witness/notary.
  5. Not photocopied or printed from a random PDF.
  1. Find a Licensed Stamp Vendor: Look near any District Judge Court, Sub-Registry office, or large post office. In Dhaka, go to Motijheel, Gulshan DCC Market, or your local Thana.
  2. Provide Details: You do not need an ID to buy the blank paper, but you will need it when using it.
  3. Pay the Fee: Pay 100 Taka (+ a small vendor fee, usually 2-5 Taka).
  4. Receive the Paper: You get a physical paper with a unique serial number, watermark, and vendor stamp.
  5. Type the Agreement: You must type your contract/affidavit on a separate A4 paper or directly on the stamp paper (most lawyers type on A4 and attach the stamp paper via adhesive or seal).